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 : '''All Our Yesterdays'''
+(First watched 2009-05-04) &nbsp;Interesting idea, though sending people on a doomed planet back to the past on a planetary scale seems... problematic. &nbsp;If they were just ''adding'' to the population it would create an impossible loop of more and more people, or changing population growth in such a way to cause people to no longer exist. &nbsp;So it must be a predestination thing, where everybody is Fry on a grand scale? &nbsp;The population is descended from itself?
+It's also a bit goofy that going back in time causes Spock to become emotional because somehow his brain has changed to the normal philosophy of Vulcans of that era? &nbsp;However, in a &quot;goofy-ass Star Trek science&quot; way it's not unexpected. &nbsp;Like how Deanna Troi can revert into a Betazoid spider.
+Surely having thousands of walk-through walls that lead to a library at the end of the world scattered throughout history would be the cause of some weird accidents and disappearances?
+Kirk claimed to be from an island called Earth. &nbsp;Was this an obvious reference to the sci-fi movie [[This Island Earth]]?
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